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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1924

Page

11

Republican State Platform Pledges Economy and Tax Reform

The platform asserts strict economy under President Coolidge, touting a $2.0 billion government cut and 50,000 jobs reduced, cutting the public debt by $2.6 billion. It calls for tax reform to curb the emergency tax burden, opposes further tax exempt securities, supports cooperative marketing for farmers, stronger export markets, railroad rate changes, and federal highway funding.

Coolidge Vietance

Political column hints at national policy shifts and personal gossip

The piece surveys administration stances on the railroad labor board immigration prohibition and foreign affairs. It notes pledges on national defense veterans benefits and a revised world court plan while reiterating nonparticipation in the League of Nations. A fiction fragment follows with an Addison suspense and a house detective cameo.

Elyria Railroad Labor Board Senate National Defense Veterans Bureau America Harding-Hughes-Coolidge United States League of Nations Addison No. 12 Corps Mr. Holmes

A Detective’s Political Banter in a City Haze

A man with keen discernment questions presidential nominees. The detective evasively cites Coolidge as a possibility. A lawyerly quip about possession unsettles his interlocutor as the search for Orley continues through city spots.

I Went Up and Felt Like Writing More

Fragmentary note describes a urge to write and a renewed interest in creative expression. No clear names or dates present.

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